We track and analyze what every US Representative and Senator says in real time.

With powerful artificial intelligence models, we identify who spends their time dividing the country and who focuses on policy debate and constructive disagreement.

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Top legislators who engage in Policy Discussion

	Top Democrats	Top Republicans
1.	Tammy Baldwin (81.92%) Senator (WI)	Randy Feenstra (77.14%) Representative (IA-4)
2.	Maria Cantwell (79.07%) Senator (WA)	John Hoeven (75.98%) Senator (ND)
3.	Elizabeth Warren (77.45%) Senator (MA)	Mitt Romney (75.97%) Senator (UT)
4.	Jon Tester (74.14%) Senator (MT)	Carol Miller (71.57%) Representative (WV-1)
5.	Mazie Hirono (73.42%) Senator (HI)	Adrian Smith (70.67%) Representative (NE-3)

Top legislators who engage in Constructive Debate

	Top Democrats	Top Republicans
1.	Lloyd Doggett (51.5%) Representative (TX-37)	Bill Hagerty (72.36%) Senator (TN)
2.	Earl Blumenauer (50.9%) Representative (OR-3)	J.D. (James) Vance (66.06%) Senator (OH)
3.	James McGovern (48.03%) Representative (MA-2)	Andrew Clyde (59.83%) Representative (GA-9)
4.	Pramila Jayapal (47.48%) Representative (WA-7)	Chip Roy (59.32%) Representative (TX-21)
5.	Mark Pocan (47.24%) Representative (WI-2)	Marsha Blackburn (57.64%) Senator (TN)

Top legislators who engage in Personal Attacks

	Top Democrats	Top Republicans
1.	Eric Swalwell (10.42%) Representative (CA-14)	Lance Gooden (19.29%) Representative (TX-5)
2.	Robert Garcia (7.92%) Representative (CA-42)	Marjorie Greene (13.67%) Representative (GA-14)
3.	Hakeem Jeffries (7.61%) Representative (NY-8)	Darrell Issa (12.39%) Representative (CA-48)
4.	Katherine Clark (6.54%) Representative (MA-5)	Mary Miller (10.91%) Representative (IL-15)
5.	Steve Cohen (5.45%) Representative (TN-9)	Brian Babin (10.03%) Representative (TX-36)

Top legislators who engage in discussion of Accomplishments

	Top Democrats	Top Republicans
1.	Jon Tester (56.64%) Senator (MT)	Randy Feenstra (49.43%) Representative (IA-4)
2.	Yadira Caraveo (55.48%) Representative (CO-8)	Lori Chavez-DeRemer (44.31%) Representative (OR-5)
3.	Jacky Rosen (54.17%) Senator (NV)	Brett Guthrie (44.24%) Representative (KY-2)
4.	Colin Allred (53.46%) Representative (TX-32)	Carol Miller (43.31%) Representative (WV-1)
5.	Catherine Cortez Masto (52.91%) Senator (NV)	Jenniffer González-Colón (41.49%) Representative (PR)

Top legislators who engage in Bipartisanship

	Top Democrats	Top Republicans
1.	Jacky Rosen (25.53%) Senator (NV)	Mitt Romney (18.23%) Senator (UT)
2.	Jon Ossoff (24.74%) Senator (GA)	Lori Chavez-DeRemer (17.7%) Representative (OR-5)
3.	Yadira Caraveo (22.26%) Representative (CO-8)	Susan Collins (16.67%) Senator (ME)
4.	Margaret Hassan (21.46%) Senator (NH)	Bill Huizenga (13.25%) Representative (MI-4)
5.	Amy Klobuchar (20.53%) Senator (MN)	Aumua Amata Radewagen (12.54%) Representative (AS)

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